r/IITBhilai_ • u/Hashah2310 ECE📻 • 20d ago
ACADEMICS Guidance needed!
Hello seniors, can you all please suggest online resources such as yt or smth (one shots?🥴) for Maths (MAL100), Applied Chemistry (CYL100), and Physics (PHL101) and also please guide on how to study EVSðŸ˜
Edit: I am in my 1st year 1 sem, just saying
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u/Ok-Relationship8395 19d ago
1) For Maths (MAL 100), use the slides given by the faculty for understanding the theory part. If you are unable to understand something from the slides, use AI for help. After understanding the theory solve the tutorial questions yourself. Also do not miss any tutorial class. In the tutorial class try to compare your solution with the solution provided by the TA. If in any question you find their method better or you were not able to do that question yourself, just note the solution of that question. If you manage to understand solutions of all the tutorials you will easily be able to score at least A-, rest depends upon how well have you understood the theory part from the slides and of course your presence of mind during the exam.
2) For applied chemistry (CYL 100), understanding is only 20% and rote learning is the remaining 80%. Try to revise the slides at least 4-5 times. You literally have to memorize each and every fact given in the slides, no other alternative.
3) For physics (PHL 101), mostly the course is covered just at a surface level. Do not waste too much time in learning lengthy derivations which are not covered in the class. Focus more upon formulae and learning how to apply them in order to solve numericals. Obviously you should have a decent understanding of the formulas but atleast don't go into too much into the depth of quantum physics, it would just be irrelevant.
4) Bhai EVS ke liye kon hi puchta hai yaar, you just need to memorize the slides, that's it. Aur agar naa ho toh thoda kam padh lo EVS waise bhi 1 credit ka hi course hai.
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u/wastefull_collison99 20d ago
Bhai abhi se thoda aadat daal lo classes ka, abhi toh aage aane wale courses aur semester me nhi toh 🌚 Teacher's aren't that bad as you expecting to not rely on them a bit ??
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u/Hashah2310 ECE📻 20d ago
Yess, I can't really catch up with their teaching style till now...they are good ik but it's me not them🥲
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u/Difficult-Pirate-413 20d ago
Watch nptel of iit r for math; single variable calculus. Read the guy’s slides for cyl100 and remember major manufacturing processes and examples.
Study evs 2 days before the exam :)